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12 articles this week Thursday, March 06, 2014 View online Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Real-Time iOS & Android Performance Statistics Improve your iOS & Android app performance and get a shirt! New Relic gives iOS & Android Developers real-time visibility into app performance & throughput. Spot bugs & fix code-level problems. Try New Relic today, and the shirt is yours to keep! Android-based malware: the good, the bad, and the ugly As always, "As goes popularity, so go hackers." Still, there is good news in the report (that points to strangely well-prepared OS design) (more: Infoworld) Pre-installed malware turns up on new phones Yet another reason to hate pre-installed apps. I hate to go all psychic friends on you, but I said (to myself) that this would happen. (more: IT World) Web ads eclipse porn as leading source of mobile malware Yet another reason to hate ads. Wait, am I noticing a theme in today's newsletter? (more: ZDNet) HTML5 Mobile App Development with PhoneGap So you want to make legit mobile applications, but you don't want to learn the native toolkits for Android, iOS or even Windows 8? This course may be for you? MetroTwit sails off into the sunset as 'token limits' take another victim I understand why Twitter would want to limit usage to prevent more fail whales, but the way they've done it seems more than a little broken when the only solution is to kill clients. (more: WP Central) Microsoft's 'Cortana' alternative to Siri makes a video debut Seems a little underwhelming, but I guess it's a start? (more: ZDNet) How to use analytics to build a smarter mobile website Not entirely mobile specific, as I wish people would user similar methods for "real" websites. 'What do you mean, I've got a 1900px wide screen, doesn't everyone?' Ugh. (more: Smashing Magazine) Mobile bot traffic reportedly grew 30% in 2013 It's no secret that mobile — and specifically Android — is becoming a major vector for malware. The result of this, according to a new report from CAPTCHA-based advertising firm Solve Media, is that suspicious traffic from mobile devices grew 30 percent in 2013 and currently accounts for about 25 percent of all U.S. mobile traffic. (more: Techcrunch) Latest Articles 12 articles overall. 11 new, 1 updated. New articles added Android Optimizing H.265/HEVC Decoder on Intel® Atom™ Processor-Based Platforms - Android on Intel I will show a case study about how to optimize the H.265/ HEVC decoder for Intel® Atom™ processor-based platforms using YASM Modular Assembler and several Intel® software tools to obtain even better performance. Creating cool animations and transitions in HTML5 app for Intel Android devices - Android on Intel Recently, Adobe promulgated that Flash will no longer be supported on mobile devices. Thus HTML5 is the future. A Case Study of an Android* Client App Using Cloud-Based Alert Service - Android on Intel This article discusses a case study of an Android client app using a cloud-based web service. Sample Codes for Video 3D on Android - Android on Intel This app also challenges the device capabilities since it forces the video and graphic objects to work at the same time. This paper will introduce the features and usage of this app, and then describe the design briefly. User Experience Design Guidelines for Tablets running Android* - Android on Intel To help you build a User Interface that looks great and accomplishes your goals, we've developed these guidelines. Android* MediaPlayer Sample Code Walkthrough on Intel® Architecture - Android on Intel This document will discuss the basics of creating Android media applications, and provide a sample code walkthrough of the MediaPlayer API on Intel® architecture-based platforms. Product Showcase Why Users Uninstall Apps - Android on Intel Getting an app developed is just the first step in a long journey. One of the more daunting problems facing developers is user engagement; basically, how to get users to install apps and keep them installed Pros and Cons of HTML5 Cross-Platform Android* Mobile App Development Tools on Intel® Processor-based Devices - Android on Intel Pros and cons of HTML5 cross-platform mobile application development tools New Tips and Tricks added iPhone Using CocoaPods on iOS - Melih Mucuk Configuring and using CocoaPods on iOS projects. New Technical Blogs added Android Creating logs in Android applications - Cindy Potvin For Android applications, logging is handled by the android.util.Log class, which is a basic logging class that stores the logs in a circular buffer for the whole device. All logs for the device can be seen in the LogCat tab in Eclipse, or read using the logcat command. Here is a standard log output Windows Phone 7/8 How to Solve issues of Internet not working with Windows Phone 8 emulator. - RaviRanjankr This blog help you to solve the issues while connecting Internet with Windows Phone 8 emulator during deployment process. Technical Blogs updated Web Services Building ASP.NET Web API RESTful Service – Part 8 - Taiseer Joudeh This is the eight part of Building ASP.Net Web API RESTful Service Series. The topics we’ll cover are: Building the Database Model using Entity Framework Code First – Part 1. Applying the Repository Pattern for the Data Access Layer – Part 2. Getting started with ASP.Net Web API - © 2014 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Code Project Insider News click here. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. 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